Ki-Ki

Web foundations for SMEs and public interest work

Infrastructure for public interest work in North Tyneside

North Tyneside stretches from the coast to the river, with local issues that attract much wider attention when people finally put them in one place online.

I build and protect the sites behind that kind of work. Static builds, Cloudflare setups, lawful fingerprinting, and evidence grade logging, tuned for projects that expect interest from councils, contractors, and national bodies as well as residents.

Static site builds Cloudflare hardening Lawful fingerprinting Evidence grade logs North East based

Who this fits in North Tyneside

The people who need solid infrastructure here are usually the ones logging decisions and patterns, not the ones with the largest marketing budget.

  • Community and residents groups

    Projects in Wallsend, Howdon, Meadow Well, and the estates that need a stable public site to track local services, housing, and treatment over time.

  • Coastal and environment campaigns

    Groups around Whitley Bay, Cullercoats, Tynemouth, and the coast documenting environmental issues, pollution, or planning decisions that attract regional and national attention.

  • Watchdog and scrutiny work

    People keeping an eye on council decisions, regeneration schemes, contracts, and service changes across North Tyneside.

  • Independent media and blogs

    Citizen journalists and issue focused blogs covering the coast, the river, and the estates that expect readership beyond the borough once stories start to land.

If your work is lawful, serious, and likely to grow beyond private conversations, it belongs here even if you are only a small team.

What I actually do for North Tyneside projects

  • Static sites that stay up

    Fast static builds served through Cloudflare instead of fragile plugin stacks. Good for projects that might see sudden interest from media, campaigners, or institutions outside the borough.

    See Secure static sites.

  • Cloudflare firewall and routing

    Firewall rules, bot mitigation, rate limits, and Workers tuned for public interest work. Search engines and accessibility tools are welcomed, scraping and hostile automation are treated as something to manage carefully.

    See Bot mitigation for public interest sites.

  • Evidence grade logging

    Edge logs and exports that show what hit your site, when, and how it behaved. Structured so they can sit comfortably inside complaints, internal reviews, and regulator correspondence.

    See Evidence grade logging.

  • Monitoring aware fingerprinting

    Lawful fingerprinting on your own domain, useful when you suspect quiet interest from councils, contractors, outsourced providers, or other institutions that prefer not to appear obvious in the logs.

    Detail and examples on Fingerprinting and Edge Tracker.

  • Email and DNS that behave

    SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and DNS routing tuned so your emails reach residents, partners, media, and oversight bodies instead of falling into spam at the point you need them most.

  • Governance checks that match what you do

    Practical fixes to privacy notices, cookie wording, and data handling descriptions so they describe your real infrastructure instead of a generic template that never met your site.

Local realities in North Tyneside

North Tyneside combines coastal tourism, heavy industry, long term regeneration, and estates that carry most of the impact.

Projects here often cover housing conditions, environmental issues along the Tyne and the coast, service cuts, planning, and how decisions play out in specific streets and estates. Once those patterns are written up and shared, attention can jump from local to regional and national very quickly.

A static site behind Cloudflare gives you a base that can cope with that kind of jump in audience without falling over.

How I build for that context

  • Infrastructure that assumes scrutiny from outside North Tyneside as well as inside it.
  • Separation between content and technical work so you keep full editorial control of your site.
  • Logging and fingerprinting that make repeat actors obvious, even when IPs and tools change.
  • Documentation that trustees, volunteers, and community organisers can actually follow.

Boundaries, stated clearly

These limits keep the work defensible for you and for me.

  • Ki-Ki provides technical services only. I am not a publisher, editor, investigator, or legal adviser.
  • I do not draft, upload, or assist with allegation content about named individuals. If you publish that kind of material, it is your decision and your responsibility.
  • Any limited SEO or onboarding copy I prepare is neutral and only goes live after your written approval.
  • You must not suggest that Ki-Ki endorses your campaign, your allegations, or your politics.
  • If a project crosses into unlawful or high risk territory, I will refuse or terminate the work.

The full position is set out in the Neutral infrastructure policy, alongside the Terms of use and Privacy policy.

Questions North Tyneside projects usually ask

Do you only work with established charities in North Tyneside?

No. I work with small charities, CICs, informal groups, and individual projects, as long as the work is lawful, serious, and in the public interest.

Can you harden a site we already have?

Often yes. I can place an existing site behind Cloudflare, improve DNS and email, and introduce logging. If the current setup is too fragile, we can plan a move to a static build instead.

Will fingerprinting identify real people by name?

No. It identifies devices and behaviour that hit your site, not named individuals. It is set up as defensive monitoring and aligned with your policies, it is not a tool for personal doxxing.

Do you only work with groups based on the coast?

No. I work with projects across North Tyneside, including Wallsend, Howdon, Meadow Well, North Shields, Whitley Bay, Cullercoats, and Tynemouth, and with teams that cover several areas at once.

What if a council, contractor, or agency disputes what we publish?

I cannot give legal advice, however I can make sure your logs and technical position are clear enough to support conversations with lawyers, regulators, or oversight bodies if you choose to involve them.

Start a North Tyneside focused conversation

If your project is based in North Tyneside or heavily affects people there, tell me what you are building, what worries you, and what level of attention you expect. I will be honest about whether I am the right fit.

No mailing lists. NDA available if needed. If your work involves allegations about identifiable individuals, get independent legal advice before publishing anything.